As for Wade's comment about Butler, ESPN.com's Zach Lowe reported the four-time All-Star could have interest in Miami as part of a sign-and-trade. Tim Reynolds of the Associated Press added Butler is "very interested" in Miami and wants to talk with the organization when free agency starts Sunday.

Wade seemed to put a bow on his NBA and Heat career with a retirement tour last season, and he went out in style with a triple-double in his final game. Now, the Heat's all-time scoring leader could have a strong second career as a free-agent recruiter if he's able to get Butler to Miami.